The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-29

sion ensued. and then the cnard placed the lad
| der convenient to the next seat, and the young
| lady started up again. The guard had her al 20
/ himself. for the elderly escort who was at tns
head of the party was occupied IN tossing 70 s1a
| lady who had already mounted her wrap. is
| took nearly all the breath out of his pompons
| body to do it, but he succeeded The young lady
| got half way up the steps in her own fasnlon,
| when she paused and trembled. She tired 20
| look down at her feet. but the ladder was s0
steep she could not see them. She pretty nearly
| lost her balance, and the guard said:
Don't mind your dress, lady; Just you gs
right along up. and grab the side of the seat aud
| III take care of your dress
And he did with such perfection of grace and
Difference to the p-oprieties that no one could
tell whether the hose above the elegant Congress
CATERS black silk or white Balbrigean-
Probably they were pearl gray to match her
gloves
Six other ladies', young and elderly, were as-
sisted to their perches aud then the men mount
/ ed. There were five of them and they had just
room enough to bestow themselves in the
chinks and on the edges and leave comforta bic
seat for the guard beside handsome girl
dressed as if she were out for climb up the
Alps The guard leaned his ladder against q
lamp-post for a moment mp' ing. with satir-
ical smile as he did SO: '.1.>-. -et seed such =
lot OF uns ms oa Then he se9psns
stools which he tucked in under the la
dies feet. He put the step-ladder.
ready The swell Freder' ason had been
standing by quietly now putting IN q
word to end the numerous issious as to Who
the coach door, took off his tall silk hat, hung it;
up somewhere inside took out tall white hat
put il and climbed up to the drivers box. He
manipulated the reIns as If he know as much
about them the hired driver and called the
guard up to him for whispered conversation
The hired driver did not get on. aud the coach
rolled away without him. just as tho whaes be-
gan to stir the guard blew succession of toots]
on his horn, and then around to tho rear of
the coach although il was well in motion, and
climbed lightly mp to his place beside the hand
some mountain climber The show moved rap-
idly up the avenue, the presence of the exhibi- /
ton being announced to all residents and passers'
along the route by the .'tau-ti-vy tivvy tiYYy
tii-vee!" Of tho long horn.
An oculist must have invented some of the
popular yelling now in It enhances his i'm
come beyond belief. The dancing dots on lace
tissue raise the very mischief with women's eye
sight. When a veil is tightly tied about wom-3
ans head. as is the fashion. tho dots
stationary. but the panorama that passes the
vision is obstructed by thin dots and has the same
effect as if they jumping necessarily about
One day rode mile elevated train
with my eyes the houses that whirling
past had on a veil of some colored lace. on
which was squirted pretty good-sized dots of
some pasty composition that looked like beads. !
When / left the train, to my horror, every thing
was dazzle could not perfectly make q
single object It was impossible to read sign.s
and for over a an hour was s.,ahI IN periees
l will never wear one of those pronounced
dotted wells so long as I blind. Another
pleasant result of using the veils on which dots
daubed with little gobs of paint can be found
the hot weather fairly sets 10. They are struck
off the face of the wearer and give heE the APP
pI box hospital. i A sort Of diamondne. lace Of
black silk Is very popular just now, and the ef-s
feet or wearing ones face tightly tied up in it {
saw the other day in Delmonico's. a stylish
girl in much black beaded grenadne, wearing q
small bonnet of straw, had her head lashed up
with the fashionable diamond net. She gave her
arf1e ov1d draw n hc~ nln faao fhn lgfrh8
from the window, her youthful and plump.
countenance allowed her to. and slowly united
her veil. She was printed OFF IN little squares
just as those gophered waffle cakes are baked.
Ten tables away you would have said she was
the worst SCARED woman by the smallpox you
ever saw. The soft pink flesh on her nosc and
cheeks had pressed through the rneshes of that
tightly banded veil and for one half hour and
how much longer I don't know, she was IN q.
frightfully marked condition
New York girls are having their photographs
taken in roguish costumes There is a female
photographer in Broadway to whom they fioek.
saw dozen specimens of her work. One
young creature taken In night gown. It
was old-fashioned muslin affair, but creamy,
silken, clinging robe, which showed the wearer
hadn't slipped it over street toilet. The
filmy lace was disposed wherever bit of lace
could be used The conf ming ribbon at tho
breast, that just held the robe together, came out
effectively in the picture.
for}7 I asked.
That's a good night for some friends al
bum" was the reply. 1.-THE most stylish society
girls como here and get their pictures taken for
exchange. It's the thing to have collection
called the 'peek-a-boo gallery
"Good mercy! isn't it shocking! How do they
know you destroy the negative2"
'They have to take my word for it
One picture represented the subject in skirts
aud corsets. sitting on low couch, tying or but
toning boot. No mortal woman ever buttoned
O boos with her foot at such altitude. but it
exhibited any amount of the unemployed limb
evidently playing This little pig went to mar
ket," rs she sat one chair with her foot on an
other, and held herself in difficult position by
her big toe. Another, in the most iaphanous OF
cambria undergarments, had her really beautiful
hair let down. and she held tress OF it uplifted
a comb This was good night" picture.
suppose; or, perhaps, good morning Then
school girlisk figures grouped for the
three gracas, twined and twisted back,
they do in the celebrated group in the foyer OF
There seemed to be moro elbows and knee-rans
visible through the robes than should belong to
six women. and had to count them up several
ti1nes before was satisfied they were construct
ed properly very pretty woman, in that
popular garment was photographed with her
face to a mirror and her back to the public A
beautiful picture represented young mother in
a loose morning wrap with huge and respieud-
ent bath towel over her knees and six-months-
old naked baby lying there. This photograph
had dreary companion, for in less than month
after it was taken, SO the woman told me. her
husband. who is operator at another cstablishT
ment, went to the home and took a likeness of
the little creature in its casket prepared for
burial CLARA BELLE.
Kissane's Arrest Not Ordered.
LITTLE Rock, May 28-The report that tha
Governor of Arkansas had issued requisition
for tho arrest of William Kissane, telegraphed